Newcastle ISO55001 Seminar
Tuesday 09 August 2016, 1:00PM – 5:00PM at Marina Views function centre on the Harbour, 97 Hannell St Wickham
Tuesday 09 August 2016, 1:00PM – 5:00PM at Marina Views function centre on the Harbour, 97 Hannell St Wickham
Maintenance management is a complex partnership between the people directly or indirectly involved in maintenance, the processes and strategies to direct the people’s actions, the physical assets being maintained, and the Computerised Maintenance Management Systems – the main link between the “people”, the “processes and strategies”, and the “asset”.
Predictive maintenance (or prognostics) is critical to any engineering systems to avoid system breakdown, in particular, for complex systems. With the recent advances on pervasive computing, prognostics can be easily embedded in any devices and systems.
An organization’s maintenance strategy may consist of many thousands, even tens or hundreds of thousands of preventive maintenance activities. These activities, properly executed, determine the success of the preventive maintenance program.
Date: Thursday 7 July 2016
Time: 5:30pm for 6:00pm start
Place: Engineers Australia, Level 31, 600 Bourke Street, Melbourne
Presenter: Tom Carpenter Melbourne Chapter Chair, AMBOK Team Member and Australian TC251 Representative
Topics: Melbourne Chapter AGM, ISO55000 and GFMAM Report Back, AMCouncil Personal Certification Scheme Input Workshop
This paper discribes how implementing a system of scheduled mechanical maintenance for a production operation is not ground breaking in terms of maintenance improvement, just logical. The aim of this process was to move from an informal planned maintenance scenario to a formal predictive maintenance scenario. This aper presents the lessons learnt during implementation of mechanical maintenance schedules for fixed plant at two operations, Howick Coal Preparation Plant and Newdell Coal Preparation Plant within the same organisation, Howick Coal.